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DA CREW PODCAST SEASON 1_ EPISODE #107_HOST QUEEN ANGELA · DA CREW Podcast

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Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. I want to welcome you guys to Night to
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the Crew Podcast episode number one oh seven. Tonight you have the Queen.
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Of course I am sitting in. We do not have anyone in this lot,
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so tonight you have me. So, y'all, we are all about
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providing content and being visible across these social media platforms and all of these platforms.
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We are the voice for so many people. We are the change that
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we desired to see in this world, and we provide an opportunity for others
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to do the same. So tonight I have some special guests that are stepping
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bold the studio. They're gonna be on audio tonight, y'all. They're not
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gonna actually be in the studio with me, but they will be on audio
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tonight. They are if you see the flyer behind me, the Free Texas
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campaign. They are a part of the Free Texas campaign. Y'ad. We
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are the change that we desire to see in this world, and the State
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of Texas have failed their citizens. They have failed those that are incarcerated,
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and I am honored to be able to be a voice for those that may
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not have a voice on the outside. So tonight we're gonna get an opportunity
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to meet two individuals that are a part of the Free Texas campaign. They
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are incarcerated in the State of Texas and they're gonna be sharing their stories,
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their perspectives, whatever it is that is laid on their heart tonight to share.
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I'm just being an outlet for them to be able to share on tonight.
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So tonight we have if you would please state your name and tell the
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listeners just a little bit about you. Order were current and concerated in the
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state of Texas, Richard from San Antonio, Texas, and I just had
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to be able to give a voice to change different develop on the State of
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Texas prison system and get a different perspective to society of about how they feel
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and think about us. Right, So if you would, if you would,
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a lot of people like to know, if you would tell us a
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little bit about your journey and how did you end up incarcerated, What was
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your childhood like, and how did you end up in the space that you're
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in. Well, I had a very good child, loving mother. M
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get me be phrased that my child was good as far as what my mother
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provided me. My mother, she basically was my father and my mother.
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My father was an abusive man to abused my mother and that kind of had
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an effect on my life in a sense of not having a father figure in
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my life and society where I grew up in the projects in Santatonio and the
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East Terrace. I was. I was a part of what the influences that
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I was raised a while, so in turn, that gave me a negative.
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I would live on house. Not having a father was in my life
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and looking to the individuals that's trying to feel that boy that was missing out
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of my life. And it was a journey. It was a journey the
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individuals that I hugged around it influenced me to point where I was angry,
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I was bad, I was missing something in my life. I didn't want
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the same thing that other people had for as uh how you see individuals with
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the money and all that. All I was looking for as love. I
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was missing to love aspect in my life and I wanted to be trying to
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fulfill it. But it didn't happen the way that I wanted, and I
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got caught up. I caught up into the negativity of the life. Wow,
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and that that that's usually what happened to a lot of us that get
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off track. We're looking for something that we feel like we're missing in our
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lives. And I definitely can relate to some of your situation, me being
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a domestic violence survivor and you know, just just going through a lot of
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things. So you end it up incarcerated. Now that you are incarcerated,
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what is your message for people those that are tuning in? What is your
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message and what would you like for for people to know a BIB situation right
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now? Whatever you need to share there, I'm gonna be honest and I'm
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gonna be brought about it because I'm not ashamed of what happened to me.
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I'm a three time loose, That's what they said. I'm a habitual offender
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and did not try to come back this third time it happened, and being
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a three time offender, my past paid a big point on me getting the
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sentence that I got first time, that I got in trouble behind love the
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girl that I was stating at this time, she had an abortion and I
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didn't take it with him. I didn't take it will at all. And
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what her mother told me during that instant instant of my first time, she
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called me to come to her house and she said, I'm not ready to
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be a grandmother and my daughter's not going to be a mother. I made
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her get rid of it. And when she said that I made her get
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rid of it, it's it did something to me mentally because I wanted to
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be a better father than what my father was to me. I wanted to
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have a family. I had already taken military tests, I was getting ready
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to going to the military. I wanted to take care of the girl and
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my soon to bed time. It was snatched. That whole experience was snatched
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away from me, and I didn't know how to deal with that loss.
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I did something stupid, and I was said ofcommability and the blame for what
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I done. I unto her house, picked the door in, my father
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came in there, ran into her and I told her, you did this
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to me, you made me do this, And I'm not the same with
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what I've done because I did it at that particular time because I was hurt.
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I was hurt put I feel like she stole my futu away and I
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didn't know how to deal with that, and mostly being a young team,
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it's it hurt me. Second time I went to prison. Behind the florences
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that I've been with, I was hanging with a guy invent things and the
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days they was into it caused me to come to prison. They wanted me
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to snitch on'em. I wouldn't tell, and just because I wasn't tell,
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I took I took my fault for my part that I had with the
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individual that I was associated with, because I feel like that I had I'm
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not been with him. I wanted been put in that situation. However,
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you know the lords here of what they said, when you're in the game,
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you don't do no snitch. So I sept the part and I took
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it. He for would happened every time I come in prison. I was
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I was working at the sanatory International Airport. I successfully completed to roll.
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I got a good job at the Sanatoria International Airport and got married. The
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woman that I married, she was someone from my past. Found out that
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she was cheating on me. The guys that she was cheated on me with
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called me at my job, told me he was cheating on me with my
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wife. Put sugar intok g ass take on my truck, and I did
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not know how to deal with that. I confronted the guy he called me
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and talked to me about how he was not gonna stop messing with her,
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how they've been, how he was messing with her with her first husband,
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and he's not gonna stop stop messing with him. So when I cooped up
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my wife about it, her daughter called her brother. Her brother was affiliated
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in the crypt game. He'd come over there with two of his friends.
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He pulled a gun on me and we got into an incident and I shot
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him in his room. And during the incident, I didn't know how to
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I lost emotionally psychologically. I try to everything suicide by company, and I
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ended up with fifty years. Wow, That's why I'm at right now.
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So what is your message? So what is your message for those that are
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listening to this this evening? What what would you if you could do it
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over again? What would be your message to the people on today? I
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had a choice in decision on to walk away. However, I got conversation
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with the incident, and sometimes you just gotta follow you the first that they
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But if they tell you to leave, leave, it's start coming to your
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mind because you know the right from wrong. But at the time, my
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emotions got into it, and I feel I feel victim to the to to
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my own self. I love my most to the big pick my answers,
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and I chose, and I'm accountable for that right now. And I set
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possibility because I couldn't. I couldn't. I couldn't walked away, but I
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didn't. But like I say, that's a choice and decision that you make
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when you're doing the things that you do. You're to get the trouble.
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Now, it's the other side of the missage. It was the court system
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fair to me, and going through that system, know they wouldn't. That's
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a whole different role right there, because I can set accountability to my faults.
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But when you come to try to take me to trial. Y'all did
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everything that y'all could to get the conviction in y'll cheat. They cheated me
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out out of getting a fair representation in the court row. And that's the
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other side of the story when it comes to this free Texas campaign. Because
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you don't know when you when you, you don't know how the DAI,
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the judge, the court of party of attorney and the processes that they do
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and their aligns altogether for one agenda, and that's to convict you, and
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they'll do whatever they can to cheat in those matters. But in the same
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token, I'm not saying that I'm innocent. I know my part, I
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know my part in the matter, and I take accountability. But the court
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system is not fair. They corrupt the San Antonio UH court system in their
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county, their county Texas that they're not They're not fair. They're not fair
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with the individual, especially men of color. They're not. And I can
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hear the remorse in in your voice, and I can tell that you you
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you you feel bad for what you've done and and you're sorry for what you're
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done. But we we can't take that back, nor are we trying to
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take it back. But what would you like for people too to know about
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this court system and how they can help assist Because the Free Texas campaign,
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we're trying to bring awareness to what is going on in the state of Texas
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as far as the bias when it comes to the jury selection. I've been
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told that there have been so many cases where there have been all white juries
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or all Hispanic juries, and that's not fair because in the I think,
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I forget, I forget the ruling, but it came out of Kentucky that
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there's not supposed to be a all one way jury and that is a a
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a law, at least it is in Kentucky. So I I I want
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you, I want you to tell you. But that's how can we help
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with your situation? Well, when it comes to Texas and the musicial system,
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I have to give you an example. What happened with me that I
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had an attorney that was assigned to me off of the Wheel and what they
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do is they have so many lawyers that they use and that there are are
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five to certain cases that they have in the court system. Now they're find
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me this lawyer named amberto Gutiers. It was my attorney. I signed a
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contract with him. However, this under lawyer named Charles J. Baker came
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and took over my case. He told me that this lawyer that it's the
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lawyer told me he could give me twenty five years. I'm sitting with fifty
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years right now, but this other lawyer said, I can get you twenty
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five years if you come out to him. Well, I never had a
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chance to talk to this lawyer again. This other lawyer came to my came
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to me to see me in the county jail, told me that he can't
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get me that. He told me that he was friends with the judge,
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that he was friends with the das. He taught the das their job.
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That used to he used speaking assistant. I mean that he used to speak
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head DA in the board ball and that other lawyers that I had. I'm
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not gonna never see him again. In that he was one hundred thousand dollars
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lawyer that I was getting for free. Come to say, I never seen
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my attorney again, but I didn't talk an them before going on. As
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they bought pet King's das. He said, I'll fight my case. When
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I went into the courtman to ask them to have a public just kinder to
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represent me. And I didn't change his name until a part in my trial
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and he had this jacket on and then he the DA said, hey,
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Charles, come here. When she said that, I remember her saying this
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to a guy that was in the cool Hey Charles, come here. I'm
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gonna show you what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna start up with mister warrior
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for forty years and uh, I follow her bitch on him. But because
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other DA told her you can't do that, his case is too old.
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They was the twenty four years old. You can't use those cases anymore.
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I'm gonna do it again. And she called his lawyer overs to get the
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advice. Come to find out this was the same layer that they'll signed to
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me during this court on and doing my investigation and doing find the paperwork on
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my my in my case, I found out that Charles jay Buck was not
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even anna sign off of the will to represent me. So how old?
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How is this lawyer came over to take over my case. There's the other
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lawyer that I had. He didn't find uh emotions to withdraw to get off
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of my case. And if he found a mostly withdrawal, which is according
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to the ten article ten twenty twenty four. I think it's ten twenty four,
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ten twenty six that he would have to go before the judge. They
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would have to tell him, uh, why he's getting off my case if
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I wanted him to get off my case. But none of this was apported
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to me. So between the judge and this digit attorney groom, all the
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friends and and and my attorney that they're all friends together, somewhere in there,
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something got got got confused, or they they it was like a railroad
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was getting laid during the instance of my trial. And I had no sale
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to put a gag order in my trial, put a gag order on the
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court bowl from the media, because nobody from the perfect comings and sit in
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and watch this trial. This employize that they'll find to me, didn't have
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one witness to come testify my behalf doing my dinner jus an innocent stage,
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so there was nothing fair about it. One of the police officers in the
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incident, he was he was injured, so they let him be signed as
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an expert witness against me without having a real expert to to say anything about
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the matter. He told me that he asked me. I asked him,
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well, what about getting me an expert witness. He said, no,
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they don't have money for an expert witness. I said, now, I
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don't have my money. He said, the state don't doesn't either, So
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there's nothing fairer about the the court system. And then they used they used
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a conviction that I never committed. They used a conviction as an enhancement allegation
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on my trial that I never felt. I was never convicted of the offense
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that they're leged in indictment. And then and they said, I have nothing
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to say about it because the number of the conviction was right, but the
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actual title of what they used against me and how they stated it wasn't right.
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So that boyd to my indictment. But they still went on and convicted
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me on the legal enhance in an allegation. So I'm sitting here under the
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legal enhance in an allegation that was supposed to been bored. And they never
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they never used, they never done anything. They're cold spare on my behalf.
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And they still was going that I'm still fighting my case. I'm still
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fighting everything about it. Wow, how long have you been incarcerated now?
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How long have you been incarcerated now, I've been incarcerated for thirteen years now,
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and you were given a fifty year sentence. I'm given fifty year sentence
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and I will have to half of it, which is twenty five years to
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be considered a parole. But had they not used any legal enhanced in allegation
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that they used, I would I would have twenty five years. I've been
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up for parole already. Wow, have been up parole and all that.
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All that, all that part of the the the justice system, or Meat
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being able to police bargain for that the twenty five years or snatched away from
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me when it's other layer. They came and took over my case. And
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according to the bomb UH the BOMB Association, he was not supposed to even
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interfere with meat Uh from the other attorneys that they had. He shouldn't even
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been able to talk to me, But he did it anyway. So I'm
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wondering, how is it that they allowing something you really would happen then when
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you make a complaint about it. It seemed like the court system adel aligned
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to allow them to continue the wrong doings that they do in the courtorate without
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really uh giving any kind of person at him. It's like they all they
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all went to the same schools, they all go to the same clubs,
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they all reported the same operation, but they steady doing the same things.
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And and if you don't know anything about the legal system and you're not even
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uh aware of how the protests to go, they said, ignorant. It's
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not just the So if I'm if I don't even understand how the legal process
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go, and I'm post to trust this attorney was making They're making that ground
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deals with this with the prosecutor in order to make sure that I'm convicted,
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because at that particular time, I'm I'm facing seventh I'm facing seven convictions.
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I'm facing seven convictions. So and you didn't they didn't use what they call
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it is the this violation of the car red doctor. Now what they're supposed
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to be doing. They posted to elect what they wanna de trive me on.
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But they took that process away from you. They did what you call
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a scatterguard effect or assault all shock effect. They they put all those convictions
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on me and then just made it to where the just the jury would have
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to decide what you want. And that it's not fair to the jury.
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Wasn't fair to me. You took something away from me and then allow me
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to proper compromis to defend myself. How I'm going to defend myself If I
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got a lawyer who hired investigators who through the job, who was compatible anything
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that I try to do help the jury, I mean, help you to
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uh do the jury charges, to help them to do everything against me.
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And then when I pushed him a body detail, the bailers and a bailer
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take me out of and the fact while they're doing their little operation to try
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to to to make sure that I get convicted. And this was a was
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this a paid lawyer, this was a paid lawyer or this was a public
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defender defender? Yeah, I always say that the public defenders they they they
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supposed to be for the public. But I always say they worked for they.
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They worked for the prosecutor too. That's what I always say. I
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always have said that. They never I don't they their job is to get
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the conviction too, I believe, and it's to help them to get a
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conviction. I I truly have leave that in every case that I've seen,
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you know, and I've always told people, if you can afford a lawyer,
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do not get a public defender. But now that you're in this situation,
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now that you're in this situation, is there I know, I hear
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you say you've been fighting for your case, You've been fighting since you've been
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behind bars for these last twelve years. Is there anything that people on the
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outside can do to try to help? Because I know that there's been a
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lot of people that I've come across in the state of Texas that's incarcerated that
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just don't have They just don't have a voice on the outside. So when
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when anytime you're incarcerated and they feel like you don't have a voice on the
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outside, they truly try to take advantage and they will try to deny you
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of this and deny you of that. But how can people that may hear
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this, that that are tuned in now and may hear this? Because this
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will be shared across all of our social media platform all of our platforms that
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we are connected to, We're gonna be sharing this. So what would be
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your message to people that are free and can help and insist. What would
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you like to tell that person today that may hear this? We are we
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need help. I need help. But I've looked at everyone that then they
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put in these type of situations. The public should not be eggle to be
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about side out of out of the venue ofup to sin. What's justice system
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is about this stable to be able to be a part of that. They
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should able to see that and what they did to me. They puke about
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sens because they knew they was about to do me wrong. Now what I
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need now, I need supports. I need somebody to call the accomplishments,
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to call the court system to let them know that these things are happening,
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because right now I don't understand how I can file. You can file,
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rich can fight these cases, but you're rich and not being heard properly because
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you're don't have a lawyer to represent you. It's like, appreciate litigants don't
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have any type of right, they will have any type of fight for themselves,
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and I just appreciate anyone that can that they were looking to my fast.
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My name is Casey rooted U. My TDC number is one six,
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eight, three, four or five line, and I'm not ashamed about anybody
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looking up my case or see anything about me. Can you repeat that again
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for can you repeat that again for those that are tuned in or those that
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were here then so they can have it clearly. It's Casey with Cake as
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My TDC number is one, six, eight, three, four or five
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line. And I appreciate the opportunity that you have given me on your platform
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then to speak with every want well. I thank you for your willingness to
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share your story. I tell you this is truly sad, and I think
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those that are commenting, thank you, Latanya. And I always say,
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hold on, hold on, God will make away. He will He will
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make away no matter what it looked like in the natural to us. We
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have to understand that God is always working in behind the scene. And then
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sometimes sometime we go through things because we have to be that voice so that
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we can expose what's going on. No, sometimes we don't want to be
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that one that go through it, but sometime we have to be that one
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and they go through it and then do it so that we can we can
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help somebody else, because this is not just happening toil one, two,
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three people. I listened to these young men y'all, and they talk about
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twenty five thirty forty people on their unit that is experiencing the same thing.
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So I am so so I like this thing just just just got me.
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So I am in the process along with these individuals, and y'all are going
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to hear them come on. They'll be coming on often. And some of
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you that follow me on my Monday Morning Motivational show, they have been coming
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on. Some of them have been coming on My Monday Morning Motivational Show and
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sharing their their stories and their journeys. You you have individuals that have been
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incarcerated twenty two years. You have individuals that's been incarcerated over thirty years.
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You have individuals that are are jukes. They are juveniles when they go in
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and you talking about stacking, they they they stacked at their charges. And
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you talk to jewels that have a hundred and fifty years sentences and ninety nine
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years sentences and in sixty years sentences corruption in the State of Texas, and
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you be amazed at what comes up when you google corruption in the State of
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Texas. And I tell you, it breaks my heart, but I'm glad
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that God allowed me the opportunity to be in the right place at the right
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time, you know, being that on social media someone reached out to me,
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connected with me, and I was able to connect with this particular prison
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and being able to connect with these individuals inside this prison system. I tell
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you it definitely changed some things that I'm doing on my platforms and what I
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want to see. You know, when God dropped in my spirit that we
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have to be the change that we desire to see in this world. Yeah,
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we have to be the change. We can't sit buy and see something
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going on and don't do nothing about it, you know. We we we
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can't just be quiet no more that that that season is over with we we
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we can't do that, you know. We we have to learn that if
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if God is giving you a gift in a talent, he giving you a
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gift in a talent, to use it for the building of the kingdom.
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Y'all we all have a purpose in this kingdom. And I tell you I
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can't. I can't let Jeremiah twenty nine and eleven gold because he said in
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his word he said, he declared that he had. He said, I
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know the plans that I have for you, declares the Lord plans to prosper
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you, not to harm you, plans to give you hope in a future,
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y'all. I have another. I have a y'all, another gentleman that's
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gonna be sharing your those that follow me, that following me hard and support
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those various platforms that I am a part of. Y'all probably have heard his
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voice, y'all probably have seen his picture float around. But his name is
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mister Cornell drummer. Mister Cornell. Are you there, sir? It's round,
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It's round. How you're doing round? I'm doing great. How are
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you? I'm doing great, ma'am. I'm doing great. Well. I
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want you to briefly because we normally try to keep the show about thirty to
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forty five minutes, so we are at the thirty minute mark. But this
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is very important. This is very important to me. This is one of
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the things that I have now become passionate about outside of the Crew podcast.
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This is one of the other things that I am very passionate about, and
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that is being a voice for those that are currently incarcerated in the state of
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Texas, because Texas has truly failed their citizens when it come down to those
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that are incarcerated, and on a day to day basis, I deal with
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some of these people that have the power to change a lot of the stuff.
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But yet they they keep their hands closed and their mouths closed and won't
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move. They loss that are in place. It's like they're not acting upon
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the laws that are in place. We're not trying to enact new laws,
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even though there's some new laws that need to be in place. We just
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want them to act on the laws that they already have in place. That's
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what some of us are wanting them to act on what they already have in
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place. But missus drummer, if you would please share who you are and
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I want you to share your part in the Free Texas campaign, if you
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would, thank you, thank you, thank you very much, thank you
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for having me. Okay, my name is Corny Drama years okay, and
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how they come get all part of an operation color Free TECHU Account Texas campaign
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and operations. Mama is organized, ma'am to be able to bring awareness and
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you know, attention to the corruption and the and the and the undercover of
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magness that's going on here in a state of Texas. And I would like
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to say that the Free Texas campaign is getting some results and as the right
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now, you know, we're trying to organize people to get involved, family
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members and you know, outside agencies and representatives of Congress members and stuff like
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that, because the magness are going on here and take the members very bad
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man and it's causing people to do long time on sentences that they shouldn't have
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to do for wrong for competions and stuff like that. But yes, Nowam,
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Texas is very much out of control and thanks to the Free Texas campaign
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operations, man, Texas is getting their attention that it deserves get from this
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operation. Wow. So what is your role in the Free Texas campaign as
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of right now, ma'am? I'm trying to organize, going to be doing
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made institutional alive, I mean institutionally now, to be able to come to
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be a part of this platform now that we can all be up under one
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of court fun overrella that to be able to actress the issues about Texas itself,
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you know, about mental health, about drugs, awall, it's about
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you know, depression of reabilization, reintegration, and to bring petitions belong make
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us to be able to you know, an act laws, not only to
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an act laws, but to be able to rebuild the laws that are already
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passed in the state. That can help other people to know know bechis a
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shorter sentences like the juvenile, build a second, this build the jun The
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juveniles are doing too much time on a sentence when they were to juvenile.
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They have no room for rehabilization because our systems don't recognize rehabilitation. That these
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kids came in at age twelve years old and have to do twenty thirty pointy
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years or the aligned without have any opportunity for freedom, and our state of
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takings is not recognizing that. Okay, you got guys and he got twenty
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five thirty five years and they having to do eighteen to twenty years on the
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twenty five in your feelings, listen, unheard of I tax the broad apart
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of p role. This is very sad because they deny people per role up
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to fifteen to twenty times. But just a reason they can't change the nature
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of your home pins. So with that, NCAID Free Taxer campaign is an
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operation right now, ma'am that we're trying to bring awareness to the public about
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these type of bitches that needs to be addressed by our lawmakers. Man.
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So for those that are tuned in and those that are listening, what would
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be your message to them and how they could assist you guys. But ma'n.
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First of all, man, what we're trying to do, manders to
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get somebody's attention from the outside man to support us and to be able to
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address our lawmakers. I stay representatives, and I tax the semmesters. We've
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got Free Texas campaign and tmail. Okay, if anybody wants support us,
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they can go to the Free Texer campaign and email and you know, they
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can long on and they can read a few of our stories or whatever.
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That way they can get the believable when we're trying to address in a state
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of Texas and you know, the possible you know, to get in touch
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with you know, uh good podcast. Not because she's been basically one of
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the ones we've been actually giving us a platform that we need out of the
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Free tex account of things to address the additions. But we appreciate you very
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much man for what you have done with us, because we need that.
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We don't have these type of platforms down here to address the additions. So,
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you know, with that being said, Man, we hope to the
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you know, get up, get up, get involved in what we're trying
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to do. And to address our law maker. Then you know, see
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if they would be with us to you know, uh change loans or to
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enact a law that they already have been placed a bus to give us some
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type of relief. Man, well, I definitely thank you for stopping by
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and sharing with us. How can individuals support what you're doing? Mister KC.
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He gave us his td TDC number. Would you like to share your
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TDC number in case anyone would like to address the courts, address anybody,
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write letters or do anything on your behalf. Would you like to give out
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your information as well? Well? Yes, Ma'm my TDC number is six
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one nine three sixteen six one nine three one six. My name is Cornell
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Jacke Drummer. I've been encorcerated to thirty three years for a murder case and
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a drug and they ran a consecutive So with that, this is where I
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get one hundred and fifty four years that because they ran up consecutive. Okay,
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I've been up a parole three times already, have been denied for role
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three times after doing twenty eight years. I'm under what we called our low
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risk factor, but still to provole order denying us parole even under a low
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risk factor. So with that being said, you know, all we have
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to do down here depend on the parole for a law enforcement gas and judge.
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So with that being said, man, you know, all I can
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do is hope to make parole. I hope to get some type of a
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support from the outside to bring awareness to our cases. But my my GDC
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number maners six one nine three sixteen. My name is Cornell Jackie drum Well.
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Again, I thank you for stopping by and sharing with us on tonight.
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I want to thank those that have tuned in, those that have come
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into, those that have shared this, and if you would please share this
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in your circle of influence. I tell you that it's definitely heartbreaking to me
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to see that this has taking place and that these people have been railroaded and
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they have been overly and wrongfully incarcerated in the State of Texas is doing nothing
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about it, and they're just sitting with their mouth clothes and their hands folded
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and acting like it's okay. But I am here to tell you and to
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serve the State of Texas notice to be on the lookout because we are the
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change that we desire to see in this world and we won't be quiet.
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Y'all. I thank you for tuning in on tonight. You have been tuned
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in to the Queen. I am Angela Thomas Smith. I am the visionary
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of the Crew Podcast, one of the three co owners of the pod cast.
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I am the a in HTA Enterprises. And again I thank you guys
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for all of your support. Again, if this message has resonated to you
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in some way, I want you to share this in your circle of influence
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and if you have any way that you can assist them, if you will,
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if you will know a lawyer, if you know an activists, if
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you know someone that acts in this line and would be a support system to
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them, please refer them to them, or you can refer them to me
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and I can tell you how to get in contact with them. Again,
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I am one of the co founders of the Free Texas Campaign. I truly
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believe in what's taking place and what is going on. So I tell y'all
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look forward to seeing a lot of know us being made by the Free Texas
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Campaign, because y'all know I don't be quiet. So hey, thank you
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guys for tuning in. I love you, and I thank you for all
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of your sup support on behalf of the Crew podcast again. This is episode
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one oh seven and I am the Queen of Collaborations. I am Angela Thomas
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and I thank you guys. Y'all have a great night. I've